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Ha Long Bay, which literally means "descending dragon bay", is UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Vietnam. The Bay belongs to Ha Long City and features thousands of limestone karsts and isles in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Ha Long Bay covers an area of approximately 1,533 square kilometres including 1,960 to 2,000 islets, most of which are limestone. The highest density of these islets (775) is concentrated in an area of 334 square kilometres. It is estimated that this bay has gone through various stages of change over a period of 500 million years.
Cristina Cifuentes ha situado hoy al Centro Sefarad-Israel como referente de la cultura judía en Madrid y en España, y ha destacado el importante papel que desempeña en la vida cultural de la Comunidad, colaborando con iniciativas como La Noche de los Libros, Suma Flamenca o Música Sacra. La presidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid ha participado en las celebraciones organizadas para conmemorar el X aniversario de este centro.
Esta foto ha sido tomada el 11 de noviembre 2012 en el páramo de Laguna de Mucubají y de Los Patos (páramo y bosque preparamero) en el marco de un proyecto de inventario florístico de los páramos de Venezuela. El proyecto involucra instituciones venezolanas y francesas: Instituto de Ciencias Ambientales y Ecológicas y Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales de la Universidad de los Andes (ULA), Centro de Ecología y Herbario del Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas (IVIC), Laboratoire d’Ecologie Alpine y Station alpine Joseph Fourier del Centre Nacional de la Recherche Scienfifique (CNRS) y de la Universidad Joseph Fourier (UJF, Grenoble, Francia). Los participantes son: Serge Aubert (UJF), Benito Briceño (ULA), Ángel Fernández (herbario IVIC), Kike Gámez (ULA), Sébastien Lavergne (CNRS), Luis Daniel Llambí (ULA), Jesús Mavárez (CNRS) y Gilberto Morillo (ULA). © S. Aubert/SAJF.
Cette photo a été prise le 11 novembre 2012 dans le páramo de Laguna de Mucubají y de Los Patos (páramo et forêt de pré-paramero) dans le cadre d’un projet d’inventaire floristique des paramos du Venezuela. Ce projet associe des institutions vénézuéliennes françaises : l’Instituto de Ciencias Ambientales y Ecológicas et la Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales de l’Universidad de los Andes (ULA), le Centro de Ecología et l’Herbario del Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas (IVIC), le Laboratoire d’Ecologie Alpine et la Station alpine Joseph Fourier en France (CNRS et Université de Grenoble, UJF). Les participants sont : Serge Aubert (UJF), Benito Briceño (ULA), Ángel Fernández (herbario IVIC), Kike Gámez (ULA), Sébastien Lavergne (CNRS), Luis Daniel Llambí (ULA), Jesús Mavárez (CNRS) et Gilberto Morillo (ULA). © S. Aubert/SAJF.
This picture was taken on the 11th of November 2012 in the páramo Laguna de Mucubají y de Los Patos (páramo and preparamero forest) in the context of a project of floristic inventory of the Venezuelan paramos. This project involves Venezuelan and French institutions: the Instituto de Ciencias Ambientales y Ecológicas and the Facultad de Ciencias Forestales y Ambientales of the Universidad de los Andes (ULA), the Centro de Ecología y el Herbario del Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas (IVIC), the Laboratoire d’Ecologie Alpine and the Station alpine Joseph Fourier in France (CNRS and Université de Grenoble, UJF). The participants are : Serge Aubert (UJF), Benito Briceño (ULA), Ángel Fernández (herbario IVIC), Kike Gámez (ULA), Sébastien Lavergne (CNRS), Luis Daniel Llambí (ULA), Jesús Mavárez (CNRS) and Gilberto Morillo (ULA). © S. Aubert/SAJF.
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
Ha Long Bay, which literally means "descending dragon bay", is UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Vietnam. The Bay belongs to Ha Long City and features thousands of limestone karsts and isles in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Ha Long Bay covers an area of approximately 1,533 square kilometres including 1,960 to 2,000 islets, most of which are limestone. The highest density of these islets (775) is concentrated in an area of 334 square kilometres. It is estimated that this bay has gone through various stages of change over a period of 500 million years.
William Morales' dog was chasing a gibnut on property in 1989, when the dog “vanished" into the rock wall. Morales found it was a cave mouth and was a Mayan sacred cave and one of the largest collections of Maya pottery ever discovered. This was Che Chem Ha (Cave of Poisonwood Water). The Morales' family take small numbers of tours through the 800m cave and tunnels using ladders to access open areas and niches. It took us 1/2 hour walking through forest to access the grilled entrance (with dogs). Limited numbers (no more than 8 people, once or twice a day, book ahead or there won’t be anyone there). Not busy (we were alone).
Nếu có nhu cầu sử dụng hình ảnh,
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Xin hãy tôn trọng tác giả bằng cách không cắt xén (crop) ảnh và để lại tên người thực hiện ảnh!! Rất cám-ơn.
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Kamov Ka-26
Reg: HA-MMS
C/No: 7303403
Operator: Fly-Coop Kft
Location: LHKV - Kaposvar Kaposujlak
Date: 30-Mar-2007
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
Kamov Ka-26
Reg: HA-MMY
C/No: 7404303
Operator: Fly-Coop Kft
Location: LHKV - Kaposvar Kaposujlak
Date: 30-Mar-2007
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We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!